The finishing pass that makes a freshly-washed boat look hand-detailed. Boost Coat is a specially formulated carnauba wax spray made with the same all-natural Brazilian palm wax that detailers have applied for a centuries. Boost Coat utilizes nano-surfactant technology so it can be sprayed directly on the surface after a washdown and wiped off in minutes. Boost coat is designed to lay down a sacrificial protective layer over gelcoat, painted hull, glass, and stainless. Protecting you car, or boat doesn't have to be a smelly job either. With our signature Pineapple-mango scented, and no harsh solvent smell, no synthetic gloss agents. Real wax with that warm, signature carnauba glow. The FINAL step to every washdown. Key Features: - Made with all-natural carnauba wax - Sacrificial wax layer over gelcoat, paint, glass, and stainless - Protects stainless hardware against fingerprints and rust spotting (rails, cleats, towers) - Pineapple-mango scent - Keep that chemical funk off your hands, and the cockpit - Leaves the warm, deep glow only natural carnauba can produce - Safe on every exterior surface — gelcoat, painted hull, glass, chrome, stainless - Works on cars too — same finish, same protection - Engineered for detailers - Made in the USA How to Use: Wash and dry the boat first. Mist Boost Coat directly onto one section at a time. Wipe immediately with a clean microfiber towel until the surface feels slick and the glow comes up. Reapply after every wash for continuous protection. The Carnauba Advantage: Synthetic spray waxes give you gloss. Carnauba gives you depth. It's the same wax show-car detailers have hand-applied for a hundred years — and the only natural wax that survives marine conditions. Boost Coat puts that finish in a 16oz spray bottle, scented with real tropical fruit notes. How to Use Wash and dry the surface. Boost Coat works best on a fully cleaned, contaminant-free surface. Work in shade, on a cool surface. Surface temperature should be between 50°F and 90°F. Spray 2–3 pumps onto the surface OR onto a clean microfiber towel. Both work - spraying on the surface is faster, spraying on the towel gives more control. Wipe with a clean microfiber. Work one panel at a time. Apply in overlapping passes until the panel is evenly coated. Repeat panel by panel. Don't try to coat the entire vehicle before buffing. Ready-to-use formula. No dilution required. Pro use case: Boost Coat doubles as a drying aid. Spray on a wet panel after rinsing and dry with a microfiber towel - protection and drying in one step. ✅ Safe to Use On Cured automotive paint (single-stage, basecoat/clearcoat) Cured marine gelcoat Painted fiberglass hulls Chrome, stainless steel, polished aluminum trim Powder-coated surfaces (fully cured) Cured ceramic coatings (Boost Coat works as a topper/refresher) Painted wheels (cured) Painted boat trim and rails Glass (test first — some surfaces show streaking) Cured paint protection film (PPF) — test first ❌ Do NOT Use On Matte and satin finishes — Boost Coat adds gloss and ruins matte effect Fabric and carpet — won't bond Fresh paint less than 30 days cured Tinted window film — can affect tint adhesive with repeat use Vinyl wraps and decals — test first, some finishes and vinyl don't accept wax Painted plastic dash and door panels with soft-touch coatings When in doubt — test in an inconspicuous area first. Pro Tips from the Field Less is more. 2–3 pumps per panel. Over-application causes streaks and wasted product. Buff while still tacky. If it dries completely on the surface, it's harder to level out — re-mist lightly and buff again. Use as a drying aid. Spray on wet panel, dry with microfiber. Adds protection while you dry — saves a step. Pair with Sandman's drying towels for the smoothest glide and best gloss pop. Boost Coat is a maintenance product. Re-apply every wash for daily drivers, and weekly for boats with heavy sun exposure. Use between Boost Pro applications. Boost Coat between heavy ceramic coats extends overall protection life. Pre-storage protection. Apply before covering boats or vehicles for winter — extra UV protection during dormant months.
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